Rubis Swiss Tweeze Slanted Tweezer Review

My wife made me very angry for paying so much money for a pair of tweezers but I would pay again. I'm one of those guys who only has one eyebrow, so I have to drive into town a few times a week to get it cleaned, otherwise I wouldn't even have tweezers. Here's my take on things; I consider it the same as any other tool I need to buy. I'd rather pay more for an instrument and have something better and more valuable. After doing some research I decided these tweezers were worth the investment and

I've tried cheaper tweezers and even Tweezerman, but the thin tips on these tweezers give a much better grip than any other tweezers I've had have used. Great at capturing even very fine hairs or those very annoying short brow hairs that grow back that you can see but can't pull out completely. You can grab these!

You won't know how good tweezers can be until you try. Perfect alignment captures the shortest hairs. Sharp enough to hurt! Big enough to hold easily. My only downside is that you really have to take care of them to protect that sharp and perfectly aligned tip, but they come in a large and clunky plastic box that annoyingly resists closing and stays closed. Come on manufacturer, give your excellent product what it deserves. I'd be happy to pay a few more euros for a decent hood. Anyway, there…

I bought several Rubis tweezers. The first pair seemed very good to me. Then I bought a second pair and a third pair. Those were the holes. You don't draw anything. Forget fine hair. The hair is torn in half. Of course it's a pity they didn't send me what they sent you. I'm still trying to find something that actually works.

Needless to say, you'll find plenty of reviews from people who have bought other tweezers that lose their function over time - these precision tools are clearly a trumpet the old adage "you get what you pay for"! They are precision steel and their function is amazing. My wife is not easily impressed with gifts, but after trying them she will never go back to her old pair of tweezers. I bought two, so if one needs to be taken back to the factory for an overhaul, my wife always has one on hand…